| Demeter's Bouquet | |
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Origin |
Demeter |
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Type |
Bouquet |
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Effects |
Makes plant life grow rapidly |
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Downsides |
Causes plants to wither away when winter arrives |
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Activation |
Proximity to plants |
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Collected by |
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Section |
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Aisle |
251306-548 |
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Shelf |
36812-4706-458 |
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Date of Collection |
763 |
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Origin[]
Demeter was the Greek goddess of the harvest, presiding over grains and the earth’s fertility. Her daughter Persephone was stolen away to Hades’ underworld and ate its pomegranate seeds. A pact was reached where she could return to the earth every spring to see Demeter, but Persephone had to return six months later, during the wintertime.
Effects[]
When exposed to vegetation, it increases their growth three times the normal rate. However, any plants affected wither away during the winter months.